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Signal action from the nationalgovernment. All households in the EU cannot respondbecause of economic considerations. ... Positive economic incentives Can help to increase the market share ofimprovements in energy ef¢ciency inthe EU.

the wider context of socio-economic, physical, and regulatory characteristics of the city. ... Furthermore, in the present economic climate, wholesale replacement of the estate is unlikely.

Alberta Spatial Economic and Transport Model Project Paul Waddell, Samuel Maurer, Geoff Boeing, University of California, Berkeley Ignacio Garcia-Dorado, Google Research Max Gardner, Emily Porter, University of California, Berkeley Daniel

After the war, the halls were completed, for economic reasons however, not in steel, as planned, but in timber construction. ... was paralysed in the struggle between ‘old-fashioned traditionalists’ and ‘euphoric new timber protagonists’ security

Total 1 135 010 273 100%. Is it possible to build an economic model of the reconstruction? ... The strong economic trend, after 1750, fuelled in turn the construction boom of the second half of the century.

emergent economic budget of 108.2 trillion yen.• April 16: The central government declared a state of. ... Healthier life (QOL, GNH) as an outcome of social activity appreciated in 21st century rather than higher economic prosperity (Income, GDP) as an

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL HISTORY OF SHOPS The earliest shopping would of course, have been done at local markets and fairs. ... Powell, C, 1996. The British Building Industry Since 1800: an economic history, 2nd ed, London: E &FN Spon.

Social and economic factors are also central to the research of the urban planning team, led by Marcial Echenique and Ying Jin, which is converging with the richly funded projects on

Mārciņš, 2005. “Building Houses from Wood”, Proceedings of Conference, Riga, Ministry of Economic V. ... Kazāks, K. Kazāks, 2005. “Latvian Traditions in building houses from Wood”, Proceedings of Conference, Riga, Ministry of Economic.

Clearly then, fire continued to be “a major economic, social and existential problem” (Pearson, p. ... 214-5), fire has been absent from Victorian Glasgow’s economic and social history.